that result from vs that come from

Both "that result from" and "that come from" are correct and commonly used in English. They can be used interchangeably to indicate the cause or origin of something.

Last updated: March 30, 2024

that result from

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the cause or origin of something.

This phrase is used to explain the outcome or consequence of a particular action or situation.

Examples:

The health issues that result from poor diet and lack of exercise are well-documented.
The changes in climate that result from human activities are a cause for concern.
The delays that result from traffic congestion can be frustrating.
The problems that result from miscommunication can be easily avoided.
The opportunities that result from hard work and dedication are endless.

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While the focused reporting obligations that result from this analysis should be reflected in the proposed directive, further specification would also be possible through comitology.
trade receivables or contract assets that result from transactions that are within the scope of IFRS 15, and that:
Chances are that the negotiations will soon run aground as a result of the delay in Cyprus' federalisation and the ongoing tensions between Turkey and Cyprus that result from that.
To devise measures to minimize the effects of the increase of variable costs that result from the high instability of fuel prices.
The stability, prosperity and security that result from European integration have been so successfully achieved that a country with such a high standard of living as Iceland is willing to join us.
Including corrections that result from a change from administrative procedures to a judicial procedure.
Adjustments that result from the correction of reporting errors.
And other mental health issues that result from combat.
The other theme has been the market distortions that result from systems of financial support.
There are many examples of dangers that result from the Internet.
Strokes that result from atrial fibrillation are also the most severe.
In practical terms, this would simply mean reducing the CO2 emissions that result from political activity.
These are the changes that result from our vote on the figures.
Could that result from the victim kicking her assailant?
The scheme therefore does not seem adequate to react effectively and efficiently against the market disturbances that result from the Russian ban.
Despite the conflicts of interest that result from our being at war, I've tried to protect your interests.
This will partly offset the annual costs (estimated at 450000 euros) that result from the Agency's double location.
Could that result from the victim kicking her assailant?
We are talking, not least, about a series of new duties that result from the Treaty of Lisbon.
In such a situation, only cash flow losses that result from an increase in the price above the specified level are designated.

Alternatives:

that stem from
that arise from
that are caused by
that are a consequence of
that are due to

that come from

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the cause or origin of something.

This phrase is used to describe the source or starting point of something.